潭子鄉農會舊穀倉

Established as a historic site, the Tanzi Farmers ’Association Barn was created during the Japanese occupation period. It has the important historical context and social and economic significance of Taiwan ’s early industrial development. It has a Japanese-style" sawhouse root "roof and a" Prince House ". The "column-shaped wooden truss" and the Minnan style buckle are equipped with "central conveyor belts" and "inclined troughs" and other automated equipment, while the "ventilation columns" are like modern air-conditioning equipment. The Tanzi Farmhouse Barn is the first case of domestic cultural assets to be partially dismantled and restored in situ in response to major transportation construction. In addition to the original restoration, the project will also add new components and use new and old co-construction methods for restoration. After the restoration is completed, it will be operated by the Tanzi District Farmers ’Association, displaying the old components of the monuments, traditional agricultural machinery and related theme exhibitions, and selling local specialty agricultural products. The Tanzi Farmers ’Association Barn cooperated with the“ Taichung Metropolitan Railway Elevated Rapid Transit Project ”for 100 years, and dismantled some of the monuments as temporary track land. In addition, the Taichung City specially arranged 61.5 million for this. Yuan, and actively strive for a subsidy of 70 million yuan from the Cultural Assets Bureau of the Ministry of Culture, 30 million yuan from the Railway Bureau of the Ministry of Communications, and a 8.5 million yuan matching fund from the Tanzi District Farmers ’Association. A total of 170 million yuan will be invested in restoration and reuse projects . A total of 61.5 million yuan passed the review of the Taichung City Council on March 24, 109. Together with the central subsidy and the Tanzi District Farmers ’Association budget, a total of 170 million yuan will be invested in renovations. Construction is expected to begin in the middle of this year and will be completed in 112 years.